The 2017 SAID travel studio was crafted around the notion of examining wood and stone as the two most ubiquitous construction materials in the history of architecture. We visited completed projects, toured architects’ offices, visited universities researching innovative construction methods, and worked for several days in one of the few remaining stonemason schools in Europe.
Upon returning, the students were asked to produce an exhibition that chronicled their 12 week journey across Europe.
This book details the collective process of my studio and is a sampling of my graphic work.
